It’s my desire that The Peoria Chronicle be a free and open exchange of ideas. Therefore, I allow anyone to comment, either under his or her own name or a pseudonym (anonymously). However, just like free speech doesn’t allow someone to yell “fire” in a crowded theater, there are naturally some limits to this policy. Here they are:
- You are responsible for your comments; I am not. Information and opinions published in the comments section of The Peoria Chronicle, as well as the content of guest editorials (those posts written by individuals other than the blog owner, C. J. Summers) are the views of the commenter or post author only and do not necessarily reflect my views.
- Don’t use this blog to say or do anything illegal. It is a violation of these Terms of Use to use The Peoria Chronicle web site for any purpose that is in violation of any applicable laws or regulations, including, but not limited to, libel and defamation.
- Other than an automated spam filter, I do not pre-screen comments before they are posted. Thus, if I find that you’ve left any libelous comments, they will be deleted without notice and you may be banned from leaving any future comments.
- Anyone who feels they’ve been libeled may contact me to have the offending material removed.
- Be kind and respectful of others. Your argument is more persuasive when you debate the issue instead of engaging in personal attacks. The goal here is civil discourse.
- Always show proper respect to the ten-time World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals.
- The content on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States license.
- By choosing to comment or provide a guest editorial on this site, you are agreeing to abide by these Terms of Use.
- I reserve the right to revise and expand these Terms of Use without notice.
Okay, now that you know the rules, get out there and join the discussion! 